Colorado § 37-46-151 - Correlative powers of political subdivisions.

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§ 37-46-151. Correlative powers of political subdivisions.

Any political subdivision of this state has the correlative powers to enable it to participate in cooperation with the district or any subdistrict in either's exercise of powers granted thereto by this article or otherwise granted by law.

Source: L. 77: Entire section added, p. 1655, § 5, effective June 9.

ARTICLE 47

Southwestern Water Conservation District

37-47-101. Legislative declaration - rivers named.

37-47-102. Definitions.

37-47-103. Creation and name of district.

37-47-104. Board of directors.

37-47-105. Allowance for directors.

37-47-106. Vacancy in office of director.

37-47-107. Powers of district.

37-47-108. Principal office - meetings.

37-47-109. Assessment and levy by board.

37-47-110. Creation of subdistricts.

37-47-111. Rules and regulations.

37-47-112. Procedure for establishment of subdistricts.

37-47-113. Time and place of hearing on petition.

37-47-114. Recording of protest - procedure - decree - fee.

37-47-115. Plan for subdistrict.

37-47-116. Appointment of appraisers.

37-47-117. Compensation of appraisers.

37-47-118. Directors bound by financing plan.

37-47-119. Assessments - procedure in making.

37-47-120. Improvement district bonds.

37-47-121. Assessments constitute perpetual lien.

37-47-122. Directors to remedy defects in assessments.

37-47-123. Record of assessments as evidence.

37-47-124. Defects in notice perfected.

37-47-125. Contracts of subdistricts.

37-47-126. Issuance of general obligation bonds and revenue bonds.

37-47-127. Board to certify assessments.

37-47-128. Limitations on power to levy and contract.

37-47-129. Investment of surplus funds.

37-47-130. Sinking fund.

37-47-131. Court confirmation.

37-47-132. Subdistrict furnishing water to nonirrigated land.

37-47-133. Election to authorize debt.

37-47-134. Definition of elector.

37-47-135. Elections.

37-47-136. Election resolution.

37-47-137. Conduct of election.

37-47-138. Notice of election.

37-47-139. Polling places.

37-47-140. Election supplies.

37-47-141. Election returns.

37-47-142. Debt election contests.

37-47-143. Covenants and other provisions in bonds.

37-47-144. Liens on pledged revenues.

37-47-145. Rights - powers of holders of bonds - trustees.

37-47-146. Investments and securities.

37-47-147. Rents and charges.

37-47-148. Miscellaneous powers.

37-47-149. Cooperative powers.

37-47-150. Joint action entity.

37-47-151. Correlative powers of political subdivisions.

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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